#anywhere - Hello Poetry

*"Ideally, I’m at a nice desk in my home office or a library or a cafe somewhere, but I really try to train myself to write anywhere and at any time." Author Rebecca Kuang (1) <nml> bus stops, airplanes, soaking bathtubs, any couch in every room. driving, jitney riding, back of taxis, bed, beds, anywhere I rest my head, airport lounges, (hotel bars, very har-d) in backyards by the water, where serenity and serendipity, order me motionless, stilled, and yet, doggedly pursued by the emissions of the observable, anytime anyplace, while making love, while taking love giving love, in motion, at rest, reading yours, stumbling over fab quotes, in restaraunts, or sidewalk concrete streamings, on either paper or cloth napkins, (but not tablecloths) soft places, watery places, (but not pewed hard benches, unless the sermons are just god~awful) tears on face privately and publicly, Yankee Stadium, did I mention the subway? long drives on horrible highways, upon seeing beautiful people, little children, streets full of couples holding hands, arms around shoulders d r a p i n g and babies... theater, where the spoken lines enunciate/incite me, walking on the street and music earbuds issue me ten commandments, lyrics to analyze, words to satisfy, provocations that fallow were, now demanding a dueling satisfaction 'round children, anytime or anyplace, in fact, in deed, the most difficult place is at my desk, where the pressures of composition, brings an ill disposition, watching ballet dancers twist my soul, by watching the human body unfold, did I mention the Metropolitan Museum. Opera Transit Authority, yeah yeah pretty much anywhere inspirations lay littered on sidewalks, in the air, ***** underground stations, in motion, or in emotion, places and moments of devotion wherever they are detectable, in streams of conscious unconsciousness, walking by river esplanades, central parks, overhearing drama spoken on city streets, where things said, cannot be unheard, and never forgotten... *that pretty much covers all the places, most of all the fresh faces, and the tired old shuffling bodies inclusive* did I mention doctor's waiting rooms? especially in silent elevator trips of long duration, trapped within by **** looking human beings, and you compose witty ditty opening lines that die on vines unspoken or kids with outrageous, flashing lights on sneakers, inside department stores not much, but those Fifth Ave. windows at holiday seasons, plenty writing inspiration, bunch of bunches where the Towers fell, where blood innocent was felled, in snow, rain and slush, over good bad desserts, near Good Humor and Mr. Softee trucks, upon openings of refrigerators with nothing but moldy cheese, or freezers overstocked with no room to breathe, in the dark to a symphony of tiny multi colored electronic dots, in rooms with tinny roofed ceilings during Florida hurricanes, walking down unending hallways with no exits signs for miles and miles well that about covers it, if you had a few spare weeks, you would find a poem from each and every one of these situational places, ***so the point well made, you write in you head, which you take pretty much everywhere*** >nml< on the couch, where else? 6:12am

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Sep 7, 2025

Sep 7, 2025 at 8:47 AM UTC

nat-lipstadt

Part One: train myself to write anywhere and at any time

*"Ideally, I’m at a nice desk in my home office or a library or a cafe somewhere, but I really try to train myself to write anywhere and at any time." Author Rebecca Kuang (1) <nml> bus stops, airplanes, soaking bathtubs, any couch in every room. driving, jitney riding, back of taxis, bed, beds, anywhere I rest my head, airport lounges, (hotel bars, very har-d) in backyards by the water, where serenity and serendipity, order me motionless, stilled, and yet, doggedly pursued by the emissions of the observable, anytime anyplace, while making love, while taking love giving love, in motion, at rest, reading yours, stumbling over fab quotes, in restaraunts, or sidewalk concrete streamings, on either paper or cloth napkins, (but not tablecloths) soft places, watery places, (but not pewed hard benches, unless the sermons are just god~awful) tears on face privately and publicly, Yankee Stadium, did I mention the subway? long drives on horrible highways, upon seeing beautiful people, little children, streets full of couples holding hands, arms around shoulders d r a p i n g and babies... theater, where the spoken lines enunciate/incite me, walking on the street and music earbuds issue me ten commandments, lyrics to analyze, words to satisfy, provocations that fallow were, now demanding a dueling satisfaction 'round children, anytime or anyplace, in fact, in deed, the most difficult place is at my desk, where the pressures of composition, brings an ill disposition, watching ballet dancers twist my soul, by watching the human body unfold, did I mention the Metropolitan Museum. Opera Transit Authority, yeah yeah pretty much anywhere inspirations lay littered on sidewalks, in the air, ***** underground stations, in motion, or in emotion, places and moments of devotion wherever they are detectable, in streams of conscious unconsciousness, walking by river esplanades, central parks, overhearing drama spoken on city streets, where things said, cannot be unheard, and never forgotten... *that pretty much covers all the places, most of all the fresh faces, and the tired old shuffling bodies inclusive* did I mention doctor's waiting rooms? especially in silent elevator trips of long duration, trapped within by **** looking human beings, and you compose witty ditty opening lines that die on vines unspoken or kids with outrageous, flashing lights on sneakers, inside department stores not much, but those Fifth Ave. windows at holiday seasons, plenty writing inspiration, bunch of bunches where the Towers fell, where blood innocent was felled, in snow, rain and slush, over good bad desserts, near Good Humor and Mr. Softee trucks, upon openings of refrigerators with nothing but moldy cheese, or freezers overstocked with no room to breathe, in the dark to a symphony of tiny multi colored electronic dots, in rooms with tinny roofed ceilings during Florida hurricanes, walking down unending hallways with no exits signs for miles and miles well that about covers it, if you had a few spare weeks, you would find a poem from each and every one of these situational places, ***so the point well made, you write in you head, which you take pretty much everywhere*** >nml< on the couch, where else? 6:12am